RooCodeInc · mrubens · Sep 11, 2026 · Sep 11, 2026 · Sep 11, 2026 · Sep 11, 2026
@@ -2,6 +2,59 @@
 
 This file tracks product releases for Roomote (single monorepo version). Automated release entries are prepended by `pnpm run version`.
 
+## 1.7.0 (2026-09-11)
+
+Roomote 1.7 adds natural voice and email conversations, smarter follow-through for delegated work, richer automation controls, and clearer usage insights.
+
+### Highlights
+
+- Talk with Fast Sessions through configurable GPT-Live voices and previews, or continue Roomote work and private automation reports over email with AgentMail.
+- Let Fast quietly follow delegated coding tasks, surface meaningful developments, and correct work that drifts from the request.
+- Add natural-language routing rules to built-in automations and manage existing pull requests across supported providers.
+- Track token usage alongside spend in Cost Analytics, including historical totals when tasks are deleted.
+
+### Minor changes
+
+- Use Email through AgentMail as a replyable Roomote channel for task requests and outcome-first custom automation reports, with inbox-scoped setup, durable threads, signed answers, verified-account safeguards, and verification status and resend controls in Linked Accounts.
+- Built-in automations can use natural-language Additional rules for repository scope, per-repository routing, and report guidance.
+- Track token usage alongside spend in Cost Analytics with a total-token trend line, provider and model totals and averages, and token-aware drilldowns.
+- DeepSeek V4.1 Flash replaces the dated Flash recommendation across OpenRouter, Vercel AI Gateway, and OpenCode Go.
+- Fast Sessions quietly follow launched coding tasks, report meaningful developments, apply evidence-backed corrections until work settles, and distinguish task-history checks from incoming task reports.
+- Agents can close, reopen, retarget, and edit existing pull requests across supported source-control providers without creating replacements.
+- Weekly Manager Stats includes a daily created-versus-merged pull request chart and starts enabled on new deployments once a destination is configured.
+- Unify shared and environment-specific skills in one searchable Settings catalog with availability filters and a marketplace dialog.
+- Talk naturally with Roomote from Fast Sessions, with deployment-wide voice selection and previews while GPT-Live handles audio and Fast handles every utterance with the Session's model, tools, and context.
+
+### Patch changes
+
+- Custom automation task models can be changed only by the automation owner or an administrator.
+- Built-in automation switches clearly show whether each automation is enabled or off.
+- Saved automation cards show cadence in the deployment scheduling timezone used for execution.
+- Fast Sessions can manage reminders and automations directly again without a scheduling-discovery step.
+- Fast Sessions can use deployment-wide custom remote MCP integrations without exposing upstream credentials.
+- Fast Sessions honor saved Routing Rules when selecting an environment or delegated coding-task model.
+- Source-control and Linear webhook redeliveries no longer risk repeating actions when the original audit outcome was not finalized.
+- Route every voice utterance through Fast so product answers use the Session's tools, context, and safeguards instead of unverified direct voice output.
+- Move focus into required follow-up fields and dependent selectors after committed choices in guided setup flows.
+- Blank slate tasks no longer expose internal repository sentinels in task headers and filters.
+- Independent Slack suggested tasks reliably start in separate execution threads and Sessions instead of sharing task context; rejected launches clean up misleading start messages and remain available to retry.
+- Communication replies use compact live footers that keep running-task counts, pull request links, and Session links current as work starts and finishes.
+- Preview Markdown artifacts directly in task and Session galleries before opening them.
+- Coding tasks recover from exhausted transient OpenCode connection resets instead of stopping without a useful Session handoff.
+- Stopping a coding task from a Session preserves its task, sandbox, and artifacts for later resumption instead of terminally cancelling it.
+- Preview status and failure pages provide consistent responsive branding, explanations, and recovery actions across desktop and mobile.
+- Keep pull request metadata refreshes state-neutral and distinguish later opt-in clean-review promotion from the refresh itself.
+- Custom automation cards refresh persisted results after Run now without requiring a page reload.
+- Slack requests no longer receive a redundant eyes reaction while Roomote is working.
+- Cost Analytics keeps historical spend and token totals when tasks are deleted while hiding deleted-task details.
+- Connected Sentry integrations expose the full admin-approved tool catalog instead of a stale static allowlist.
+- Open a user's Sessions directly from their avatar in Session viewers and task messages.
+- Session timer activity uses user-facing labels instead of exposing internal wakeup tool names.
+- Automatic task follow-through timers stay out of the Session reminder list while user-created timer receipts clearly describe each action and reused schedule.
+- Automations and Skills page controls stay visible on desktop while long settings lists scroll independently.
+- The Automations list combines built-in and custom entries with consistent search, columns, responsive text, and alphabetical ordering.
+- Voice transcripts no longer show pending spoken acknowledgements after a call ends when the associated request was never sent.
+
 ## 1.6.0 (2026-09-09)
 
 Roomote 1.6 adds flexible sandbox and public-repository work, native conversation charts, leaner scheduling discovery, and more reliable Sessions and skill management.

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ attention.
 | <IntegrationName href="/providers/communications/microsoft-teams" icon="microsoftteams" name="Microsoft Teams" /> | Teams that use Microsoft 365, Teams channels, and Microsoft Entra accounts | Microsoft can also be used for sign-in and account linking. |
 | <IntegrationName href="/providers/communications/telegram" icon="telegram" name="Telegram" /> | Lightweight personal, group, or forum-topic chat access | Telegram is a messaging provider, not a sign-in provider. |
 | <IntegrationName href="/providers/communications/discord" icon="discord" name="Discord" /> | Communities and teams that organize work in channels, threads, and forums | Discord is a messaging provider, not a sign-in provider. |
-| <IntegrationName href="/providers/communications/agentmail" icon="/logo/integrations/agentmail.svg" name="Email (AgentMail)" /> | Low-frequency task requests and results over email | Email conversations are replyable in both directions; not a sign-in provider. |
+| <IntegrationName href="/providers/communications/agentmail" icon="agentmail" name="Email (AgentMail)" /> | Low-frequency task requests and results over email | Email conversations are replyable in both directions; not a sign-in provider. |
 
 Configure communications providers from **Settings > Communications**.
 

@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ description: Review Roomote inference spend by type, source, environment, provid
 ---
 
 Cost Analytics helps deployment teams understand how Roomote uses inference
-across tasks, Fast sessions, and automations. It reports the cost of
-recorded model usage in US dollars, so you can spot the environments, models,
-and work types that drive spend.
+across tasks, Fast sessions, and automations. It reports cost in US dollars and
+token usage, so you can spot the environments, models, and work types that drive
+spend or high-volume inference.
 
 Any signed-in deployment user can open **Analytics** from the dashboard. The
 page opens to **Costs** by default.
@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ recorded inference usage. Use it to answer questions such as:
 - whether a particular environment or model is driving costs
 - how usage differs between people and automations
 - how a provider's cost changes over time
+- how token volume changes even when a request has no recorded price
 
 The view starts grouped by **Type**. It distinguishes manual and automated
 tasks, **Session** orchestration, **Memories** synthesis, and other **Non-task
@@ -34,6 +35,11 @@ model and provider. The source also appears in the detail drilldown. Choose a
 time range before comparing periods so the chart and breakdown use the same
 window.
 
+The chart overlays a **Total tokens** trend line on the cost bars. Its tooltip
+shows token and cost totals for the same day and grouping. The breakdown table
+includes **Total tokens** and **Avg tokens / task** alongside cost. Selecting a
+chart segment opens the matching token-aware detail rows.
+
 Analytics date presets and daily chart buckets use the web server's timezone,
 including daylight-saving transitions. Costs, Tasks, and PR analytics use the
 same calendar-day boundaries; these are not based on each viewer's browser
@@ -52,9 +58,11 @@ providers. It is separate from [Anonymous Analytics](/anonymous-analytics):
 cost data stays inside your deployment for your team to review, while anonymous
 analytics is optional product telemetry sent to the Roomote team.
 
-If a provider does not report pricing or usage for a request, that request
-cannot contribute a cost to the view. Use provider and model filters to narrow
-an investigation when totals do not match an external provider invoice.
+If a provider reports tokens but no price for a request, that activity appears
+in token totals even though it contributes no cost. A request with neither
+pricing nor token usage cannot contribute to those metrics. Use provider and
+model filters to narrow an investigation when totals do not match an external
+provider invoice.
 
 Deleting a task does not remove its recorded inference usage from Cost
 Analytics. The historical usage still contributes to totals, task counts, and

@@ -381,11 +381,14 @@ repository has a known trap, state it plainly.
 Admins can configure natural-language routing rules from **Settings →
 Environments**. Each rule maps a description, such as “Messages sent in the
 hospital-bugs Slack channel,” to an environment or the broad **All repositories**
-workspace.
+workspace. A rule can also recommend a coding model for work that Fast delegates.
 
 Rules are guidance rather than exact string matchers. An environment explicitly
 named in a request takes precedence, and a specific rule takes precedence over a
-catch-all default.
+catch-all default. Fast evaluates the saved rules when it chooses an environment
+or model for a delegated task; they do not override a model or environment the
+user explicitly requested. Rules that point to a deleted environment are ignored
+until an admin updates or removes them.
 
 ## MCP servers
 

@@ -141,6 +141,12 @@ reply in the transcript. Delegated tasks also report their completion, blockers,
 and relevant results back into the parent Session; open the task workspace when
 you need its full logs or diff.
 
+Fast quietly follows the coding tasks it launches after the conversation becomes
+idle. It reports meaningful progress, blockers, and questions that need input,
+and can send an evidence-backed correction when a task is drifting from the
+request. Routine status stays quiet. Follow-through stops when the Session's
+coding work settles instead of leaving a recurring monitor behind.
+
 **Session info** shows the total inference cost for the conversation and its
 attached tasks. Open the cost breakdown to separate direct Session orchestration
 from each task's usage.

@@ -5,8 +5,9 @@ description: 'Connect MCP servers that are not in the built-in catalog'
 
 Custom MCP servers let agents use services that Roomote does not ship a
 built-in integration for. Deployment admins configure them under
-**Settings → Integrations → Custom MCP Servers**, and they become available to
-agents in every task.
+**Settings → Integrations → Custom MCP Servers**. Remote servers become
+available to both Fast Sessions and sandbox tasks. Local stdio servers need a
+task sandbox because Roomote launches their process inside that workspace.
 
 Most MCP servers publish a JSON snippet in their docs. The add dialog's
 **Import from JSON** button accepts a pasted `mcpServers` snippet (or a bare
@@ -27,7 +28,7 @@ Three kinds of servers are supported:
 ## How remote servers are reached
 
 Remote custom servers are never handed to the task sandbox directly. The
-sandbox sees an authenticated Roomote proxy URL, and the proxy injects the
+sandbox and Fast use an authenticated Roomote proxy, and the proxy injects the
 real credentials per request. This means:
 
 - Header values and OAuth tokens never appear in sandbox-readable

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ from [Personal Settings](/personal-settings).
 | <IntegrationName href="/integrations/supabase" icon="supabase" name="Supabase" />                                 | Read-only database access in Supabase             | Enable first, then teammates link accounts |
 | <IntegrationName href="/integrations/supermemory" icon="/logo/integrations/supermemory.svg" name="Supermemory" /> | Shared memory across tasks and Fast sessions      | Admin connection once                      |
 | <IntegrationName href="/integrations/vercel" icon="vercel" name="Vercel" />                                       | Deployments, logs, and domain availability        | Admin connection once                      |
-| <IntegrationName href="/integrations/voice" icon="voice" name="Voice" />                                | Voice calls with Roomote on Fast Sessions         | Admin connection once                      |
+| <IntegrationName href="/integrations/voice" icon="openai" name="Voice" />                               | Voice calls with Roomote on Fast Sessions         | Admin connection once                      |
 | <IntegrationName href="/integrations/x" icon="x" name="X" />                                                      | Public X posts, users, trends, and news           | Admin connection once                      |
 | <IntegrationName href="/integrations/zero" icon="/logo/integrations/zero.svg" name="Zero" />                      | Paid external capabilities via Zero               | Admin connection once                      |
 

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 title: Voice
 description: Let your team talk to Roomote on a voice call.
-icon: 'audio-lines'
+icon: 'openai'
 ---
 
 Connect Voice when you want people to [talk to Roomote](/voice) on a call from
@@ -29,4 +29,5 @@ its WebRTC connection offer to Roomote and receives only the negotiated answer.
 Self-hosted operators can instead set `R_VOICE_OPENAI_API_KEY`. When both are
 present the environment variable is used. Roomote's general `OPENAI_API_KEY`
 is never used for voice, so enabling OpenAI for task inference does not turn
-voice on.
+voice on. An environment-managed connection is read-only in Settings and uses
+Marin because it has no stored voice selection.
@@ -140,6 +140,14 @@ in **Available Models**, and assign it to a role or select it for a Session or
 task. Adding these routes does not change existing model defaults; access still
 depends on the connected provider account or plan.
 
+**DeepSeek V4.1 Flash** is recommended through
+[OpenRouter](/providers/inference/openrouter),
+[Vercel AI Gateway](/providers/inference/vercel-ai-gateway), and
+[OpenCode Go](/providers/inference/opencode-go). Roomote uses the provider's
+matching route and no longer recommends the older V4 Flash 0731 model. Existing
+defaults do not change automatically; enable V4.1 Flash and assign it to a role
+when you want to use it.
+
 ### Recommended default models
 
 Providers also carry recommended defaults for the model roles below — for

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ export function IntegrationName({ href, icon, name }) {
     box: '/logo/integrations/box.svg',
     azure: '/logo/integrations/azure.svg',
     granola: '/logo/integrations/granola.svg',
+    agentmail: '/logo/integrations/agentmail.svg',
     monday: '/logo/integrations/monday.svg',
     rippling: '/logo/integrations/rippling.svg',
-    voice: '/logo/integrations/voice.svg',
   };
   const iconSrc =
     manualIcons[icon] ??

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 title: Voice
-icon: audio-lines
+icon: openai
 description: Talk naturally with a Fast Session using GPT-Live.
 ---
 
@@ -60,9 +60,9 @@ Session, so the timeline shows both the conversation and the work behind it.
 
 During a call the Fast Session returns its results to the voice rather than
 writing them as chat replies; Roomote then reports them in its own words,
-keeping numbers, names, paths, and link labels exact. If a result cannot be
-spoken, for example because the call drops, it is written to the transcript
-as a normal reply so nothing is lost. Typed messages sent during a call are
+keeping numbers, names, paths, and link labels exact. The exact Fast result stays
+in the transcript as a collapsed **Reported result to voice** row, including when
+the call drops or speech is interrupted. Typed messages sent during a call are
 answered in writing as usual.
 
 Each spoken request is cleaned up (filler words, false starts, and misheard